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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-18

\ RECENT writer N 5 Kansas paper
says he hiss Just returned from South
America. and that the Panama Canal
was continuing under the superin
tendsnee Of De LeSSepS. The con
tractors are all French except one
firm of American dredSers. H. Is.
Slayen 4 Co. Of San Francisco Two
hundred and forty millions of dollars
have been expended upon the canal.
and the work viii require a hundred
and fifty millions more De Lessons
lately raised twenty millions in France
by subscription. Stock i sold in
small quantities at Panama. even
laborerS taking soma. as they have
every confidence IN De Lessons
There are twenty thousand men en-
plOyed on the isthmuS- When com
pleted the canal VIII measure fortv-
seven miles. The IabOrers are chiefly
Jamaica negroes. with & few Africans
iron the English colonies and Arr
can coast 4 terrible account Of sick
hess and mortality on the line OF the
works Is given by the writer from
whom the above facts are quoted. but
he says there Is no finer system OF
hospitals than the Is5hmus presents.
The Panama railroad Is doing an i'm
mense business which It Is expected
viii be materially reduced BY the
opening Of the canal This traveller
that the canal VIII De com
pleted n 1890 OF 1891. zs the work i
proceeding very fast In the begin
nlng the projectors worked very ex
trayagantly for two OF three years.
According TO this account the pros
poets Of tie great ditch are not 50
hopeless by any means as the world
was lately led 70 believe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-18

SOlIETDrE ago the Danny GAZETTE
published g plan OF the ATTORNEY
General for the reorganization Of the
Honolulu police force. that Minister
being constituted by law head Of the
police establishment Of the Kingdom.
Lately II became talked about town
that the Marshal. Hon. il. KsuIr-
kou- was resisting the schsme Of The
Minister Although the scheme had
been submitted 20 the Cabinet and bv
us members unanimously approved.
It appeared that the Cabinet ss 2
whole hesItatsd about compelling the
Marshal 10 acluIesca n the arrsnre-
Melt or resign The DAILY CARR
took the ground that the Attorney
General being responsible 10 the I Leg
stature for the efficient and ec0uorI-
Ical management Of the force shOrId
n ali reason exercise control over
that branch Of his Department. 9th
er7ISe- 20 allow the Marshal. who i
not known 10 the Legislature IN sDv
corresponding relation. TO have his
own sweet will Ii police matters was
70 rel6Inca the principles Of respou-
slU-e S0Fer1Ueur declared atthe mass
meeting OF June 30 and ratified al The
polls BY the entire kingdom on S..Dt-
snbeE Il On the Ctzer hand tie
L.-11 represented the AttOrnev-C4an-
=ra- ; scheme g Only q push for place
On the part Of politicians aud upheld
-Ae Marshal II his course on the
ground that he was managing the
5o-les satisfactorily and was PIE
laEed u account % the Legislature
-oE his -sts-arIzGip- To tie former
argument the D41LT GszErrE rau.Tfs,7 /
y showing that the police were n0t 1
y any means efficient. largely On ae-
s511t Of faults Of the system which /
he ArtOEusy-GeueraI desired 10 "a
.7rn= and II the second ulsca ~
ieaylng that the Marshal mad any
iec5ss 10 the Legislature directly n
account for his management but vas
Instead solely accountable 10 the Mar /
hal The B-l5sfiA up 10 this writing
rs made no attempt To assa1 the
llsI[I1l taken By the GIzETTT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-18

RAID depletion Of the forests Of
Hawaii / made thu subject Of f5rcibIa
remarks II the last P-satsra- K5r.5-g
It L 6 matter that must receive mao
ClcaL attention. OF the nation Will
have cause III the near future To b---
t5rly rue the Neglect From that
periodical We cite 9 few facts show
ing the gravity Of the question In
h-EzLs the destruction IF forests bzs
produced 6 marked liiiirlIuJrri1u In tEle
quantity Of water N the streams.
There ere sickLy riTuLets III dr-
s5ls1-s- where millions uE gallons
El1 El-d 10 the sea il treshe-s
Forests would conserve the moisture
a lAe rainy season fur gradual dis
lE11lt111 II the valleys the rest Of the
E=-E NE Chinese are Represented
= the greatest sinners E1z DESTROYING
yl11G and mature trees alike. but
TIE 1TTl=Es rom WHOM they Izase the
--L--l Should impose restrictions UPON
suen RECKLESS waste The II -zIg
SAYS slat tA=re i plenty OF forest
-zL.l I11Ic-OusLy Used u give sn
ample supply q wood flE the needs
q ne present. population Of the
group but JUS d unEessoniug
and childish greed Cestl0yed the san
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-18
The Beauties of the English OrthOg-
raphy.

4 pretty deer Is dear 20 me.
4 hare with downy hair.
\ hart Lobe with all my heart.
Bat barely bsar a bear.
lis plain that no one takes plane
10 have pair OF pears.
Although q rake NAV take a rake
To tear away the taTss.
soils rays raise thyme, time RACES all.
And through the whole holes wears.
scribe II writing right may write
10 write and still be wrong:
For write and rte are neither right.
And don't 20 right belong.
Robertson Is not Roberts son.
Nor did he rob Burt's son.
Yet Roberts sun Is Robins sun.
And eyary bOdy's sun.
Beer Oftan brings a bier to man.
Coughing coffin brings.
And too much ale VIII make YOU All,
As well as other things
The person lies who SAYS he lies
When be IS not reclining:
And when eOns1mptiFe folks decline.
They all decline declining.
QuaIs do not quail before storm.
! bOugh viii bow before it:
We cannot rein the rain az all.
No earthly power reigns Ger i.
Inc dyer dyes awhile, then dies
10 dye he's always trying:
Until upon his dying bed
He thinks no more OF dyeiug.
4 son Of Mars mars many q son.
AL dsys must have their DAYS:
And every knight should pray each night.
To Him who weighs MS ways
, lis meet that man should mete out meat
To feed ones fortunes sun:
lie fair should fare on love alone.
Elss one cannot Be won.
Alas, lass Is sometimes false.
OI faults maid Is made:
Hez waist Is but 4 barren waste
Though stayed she Is not stafd.
Ihs springs shoot forth each spring and
shoots
Shoot forward one and all:
4n01Eh summsr kills the flowers. Il leaves
he leaves 20 fall II fall.
/ would q story here commence.
But you might think Il stale:
20 Es' u suppose that ne have reached
lie tail end Of our tale MILF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-18
)auaiian QaEcttG
TUESDAY. 0CToBgR Is ~,

4 XIV republic hiss beeR formed in
South AmericS. the site being s tract
Of no mans lGnd between BrSzll sud
French GguSn0- 1t i 24,O00 miles in
extent, with IS COST line Of Isl miles,
the population being 400 persons,
The people Sre mostly descendants
q MSroOu>, or SlSve regcSeSS frou
RrGEcl. bu5 their SvmpGIh,eS are en-
sLrsly French. n 1873 they bsESed
C be annexed 20 ErSnce, bIt q treSty
between that country and B-aril
caused tle French Government 10
decline the request, ThsreUpon the
p.UeSy inhabitants st up S republic.
having St ats EsGd s French joCfrSl-
lS5. French : the official language,
there : Government pape md the
Institution Il the Order Of The Star
Of CoCrGni. The ueSocrces Of the
country are agricultural ana mineral,
timber and live stock 4 recent
European dispatch. however, says
thSt France and Brazil VIII not
recognize the republic Of Counani.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-18
CUPREAIE COURT OF THE

- y.
~ HaV1lizu Islands iu Probate
u tae matter 81 the E=Lste # T LANE. late
q Lime Eafaf. deceased
On n.I1z me petition and accounts Of "
Hath q HonOlulu. Oahu. zdniuf=trstor ~ rhe.
estz-s u the said 7 D lane dece-=eq --Fe--5,
he asks % 1e allowed ss37.10. and cbarres him
self with SGD and asks that The -zDle rrsv -
eE1Hlinso zI51 zgprgTed. ana that a fnai oder
nay 0s made Of distribution 81 the urons-rv
remaining IA bis hands 70 the ue--rr,sr 49,
entitled AID dischaTgiBz HIM AID hfs -rre+fee
from al further responsibility a. such adrfnfs-
traitor.
i = ordered that WEDNESDAY the ~ d.
q AoT- 49, a ~ o'clock 3 %. 90 CHAMBER. II
tls tO1rt H01se q Alii0lanf Hale. HoD0Igig e.
and tie zane hereby il appointed a. ne rir1e
ana pace fog hearing aid petition and aceorrfs
ara In2t az persons interested mzr then ard
mere apFszr and shoE cs1ss, Il auv tfe- hsve
~lT ne sane saonld not be granted and r1sv
Pfs5ent evidence a. - who are entitled ~ ~
said property. - me
And thst Lais order, u the English laurua4s
0e pHDsIshed IN the HaTaiian Gazsffe re--s7'e-s--
PillLed 1uo Published IN HOnoluiu for tfree
--cc=--lFe weeks previous 70 the tine rha-ss-
appointed Tor safd hearing -siA
=, 80 -. l e AoloHia this Eth day Of Oct. 1871.
HkSkI sHITH. Dep Clerk fi12t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-18

No. 45ss-tisar. the GAZETTE makes
no assumption Of the role Of die
tat0r- TINS paper Jries 10 give
reasons Tor It's position on any Quas-
ton 1t = against dictatorship that
va have been ccnteniing IN reference
70 the attorney Generals plan for re-
Organizing the police We object To
g responsible Minister being Ob-
stTUCted IN the work OF MS own De
partUe1t- We should daurecate the
dsssrUl0- Of 6 Minister BY one or
more Of his colleagues. when the
Cabinet - whole : called upon 10
stand By 8 policy unanimously ap-
proved BY IT. We protest against a
subordinate being permitted To resist
the orders Of ms superior. In the
case Of the Marshal. We regard such
conduct - the thin end Of the wedge
intended to split up and destroy re-
spoIslule government - that Minis
tiers nay again be made puppets and
the people helpless tributaries 20 the
VII u one man The peouIe
have not Endorsed the ministers 10
with Indifference any I1dIg-
nlrE put upon them either individQ
ally q collectively Neither can the
Legislature elected entirely upon the /
Reform platform allow irresponsible
control n any branch Of public af-
faIrs- These are not dicsztl-f..I utter
s1ces- U1t plain statements OF views
upon 9 grave question Any Of our
1u1-e-lpo-arIa that are not prepared (
20 answer our opinions. should ab- I.
siam run such pal5ry business as
names
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-18
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

ACcoRplNs to our correspondence.
the genuine Scotch farmer has come
to stay in the H6lo district, and his
proverbial industry, intelligence and
thrift arc making themselves felt for
good to the country,
THs P,eHtrs' Nsssals has an item
showing chat srteSian wells have been
adopted with success for retaining
portions Of the African desert. Intel
hgenoe OF this nature forbidS despair
in the contemplation Of she large arid
tracts on these Islands,
Tax Pasassrs' lisaa,,y gives a fresh
hint 70 would-be promoters Of new
productions, in the report that coca
Leaves Sre becoming : recognized ar
tlcle Of export from Peru. demand
having sprung up for them for the
manufacture Of cocaine. now 50 much
used II surgical operations fer killing
pain"
AIE, PooR'S description Of the per-
Sonal characteristics of the Samoans
makes one think that this Kingdom
could import 3 more desirable class
Of subjects from almost anywhere
else, and thus improve on the idea of
annexing Samoa and Its inhabitants
10 make territorial empire for the
Crown of Hawaii.
How the foreign press does mix
Hawaiian affairs The Atlanta Con
siisa;ioa, referring to Mr.. Spreekels'
beet sugar project, says: He has
recently had some trouble with the
King Of Hawaii in regard to his sugar
contracts with that country. These
troubles have somewhat cut down the
income of Mr.. Spreckels, but he still
has enough 10 satisfy even q Jay
Gould"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-18
SUPREME COURT OF THE

- Hawaiian Islands. In probate
IN ihe matter OF the Estate 90 WILLIAM =
W RIGHT. deceased-Oriier 20 show cause 81 an
Rhcallon OF adminis-rato- Tor order 90 sale 81
Real Estate.
On fling the petition % " 6 Parse. &c Hr11
lulu. Oahu. administrator Of the estate ~ Wr- 3
right deceased. praying far an otler % slla "
cariain real property belonging Co the said rs-l--
situate -i hlpAl41nl and huiloSetll. Hon c---7f
ana seliin- forth certain LEGAL reasons WIZ sas
real estare should ns sold.
Il Is hereby ordered thaf thc heirs arf rrr- ~
Sin Of the said deceased. aud en- ptrsers ssse--
esLea N che said estate appear before -tis Car-r
~ MhDN ESpAl. the second dav 20 NoVlr...-
-, Sc -a @ clocS q M, 81 tle Court Room q
tlls Court on AIiioIcul HGie- Hcuoillu. men 4rs
there % slow cause why en- order shae.l re- -
granted iu- the sale Of slcl estate
AID 10 is farther orlsreI fI-t thf- r-7-- s.
puolS-lel &C lca-t three successive weeks hes=-.
the said day of hearing in the Hawaiian l-1-a-te
a1l h-o1lsoa- weekly newspapers patl-tl-
said HOloiuiu-
Dated Houo.uiu, oct tss-
By the Court.
HENRY SMITH M rf.-t.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-18
SUPREME COURT OF mn


- Hawaiian Islands, in Probate.
~ lle matter ~ the Estate o. CHS =
deceased
un lluE the petition and accouufs ~ l.5r D
Ffeetn. o. Honolulu. Gahn. aEr1iristres.- q ~
ts.4lr of CHARLES Ldrisch. deceased r-.iH -
ass % be allowed $500. and chars.- Ei--.llr
80 s--sV--4 end asks thar Tie sane uly s.
---lalnea and approved. and tla- i ~ 49,
Lay oe made ~ disrri5llio1 90 the r-res---
remaining IN bis hands 90 the persons -he-ase
slll--eq ana cischargiu- h1m and BIS sr-a----
-ratur-
y Is ordered that TUESDAY. The 1-.h ss~ 81
- tell9er' lssl, 40 ID O'Clock g. NJ ~ L ts-lt.-s
u L4e eQrr House - Aliio'znI Hale H-nc,-Ir
3 ana me came hereby "a appointed ~ ttc -s-r-
-Ae pace Ior hearing said petition ard acee-r--
ana That GU persons interested nav rhsr -
mere appe-r and show clnse 81 ars thsr a-r.s
ely me same should not 81 granted ma --s-
Eissenl e7lasnce o. 20 who are euutied 10 ~
AAa ll2t ms order, q the EncEsh I1u--a-s.
y pl9lls1ed in he Hawaiian Gazette ues-Ir
sI-per prnred and Published ia Ho1rf-.-
~ --t- Successive weeks preFi11- 90 The rE~e
--leln appointed Tor said herring
b rbe Courts
HESEY SMITH. Dep CLERK rrs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-18
HENEr Smith.
Deputy CLERK.
CTPRFNTF COTrRT OF m

- Hawaiian Islands in Prohltc
In the matter % the Estate ~ rONG EEE r-
IT. All. latc of Waias. Ewa. Oahu. decatsai
Order appointing time FOR Probate Or IFs'l ara
directing publication Of notice Of the sarts.
document importing O. De the last eiri and
testament % Tong kee. or = Ak. d-ceasez
having on the 10Th day % Oct. f5o7 been r-=-
scented TO said Probate Cours and q petition ~
che probate thereof. and for thc lssgarce ~
Letters TcStamentary 20 Tons Cheonc SOY ara
Leong Nam. having been fled BY Tong CEeer-
Soy.
I; IS ordered. that WEDNESDAY. th. 81
dav oi November. iSss. az 90 o'clock. A. y IL
said day, az the Court Room OF said Cel-t AZ
Chambers in Aiiioiani Hale. HouuiuIr. BE-. -
the same is. hereby appointed the time f1r PROV
ing said VIII aud hearing said application. uhsr
and where suy person interested may lppelr--z
contest ihe said Wiil.aud the granting % Letie-s
lcstameutary.
Il is further ordered shat notice thereof -
given by publication for three successive weeks
ln the Hawaiian Gazette and Hawaii=z Chinese
News. weekly newspapers printed and Eszt,.shel
III HonOlulu.
Dated Honolulu. Oct t. fSS-
By the Court-
HENRY SMITH. Dep. Clerk rfs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-18

TEz family Bible Of General Les
was taken from the Lee mansion st
Arlington Heights twenty-five years
ago By S Maine soldier, whose regi-
u1e1c was luartered st that place.
The book contained s. complete family
regiSsry Tor 200 years When the
Young soldier S1w tins yaluable part
Of the contents he WIS >Orry he bad
taken the Bible but too proud To sc
knowledge the fault As years passed
sway. bi0graphers working on the
life OF General Lee were at s great
los for certain dates known to Be III
8 famlIy Bible that had long since
disappeared Advertisements were
inserted II pspsrs al over the country
for the Volume. Gnd at length came q
letter from Maine saying the Bible
waS II The possession Of soldiers
widow. who would gladly restore il.
But before the property could be ra-
covered the widow died. and there
was smother long wait until her estate
was settled st last the book was
identified and turned 0Tar 10 8 mes
SeDger. who passed through Boston
On September - last carrying 1t back
TO is old place on Arlington Heights.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-18
Administrators Notice f.
Creditors.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAy-
Il ~ been daily appointed adsais.f.t-.-T- -
49, ~ = " -lil-szs1 - liz estate d GgOPGF -
~. 81 decez-sd, here5T Hofifes -,
R-isoAs l-aeDts1 y slId est4fs - rssre f----e
e..5e s-gnenf1 and al parties hsvfna 1900
-7---s $50 estaTs aEs rsqlestea ~ 5reserr ~.
szl-ss Gag z1rhelfic4sel. uflhin ~ r1r-sts =.
fleF Elll " forever 5srred r
EEO. skiGEL HOEGHTAELfEG
aehr- Est. o. vs. fi0nzhfafiirr fess
1is1 st-s1 15t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-18

VI EaEALElEC Las -h-z 1lF Gseu AZ
F,sz1-zE an Arzz-- Take zczu-r. ,.---zz-z to
LIeGc l-ra..-s III. -ls 11s--le- Of Ez-c- E1uuzf
LlEElS 4 THU ESruS-
Minister -F Iz-sr5-c.
Ez-s-r 1al.s l.1 g. zss-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-18
,7ss HENRY SMITH


SUPREME COURT OF THF
- ~ t. l.-4nds In P1ooate Iu tas -saff-
q w Estate NJ JOHN RUSSELL. ~ ~ 7-----
'- ~. ,,9la DECEASED ta-tafe
80 ~ PC petition and accounts 81 Yrs.
7l-.-l- -yl-r gi said Holoiliu. Erecnfrir 81 -
~ q ., ,o-.A t--sell deceased. wherein -fe ssss
$40 ~ y-t-'@- and charges here's VIA
e--.,. .-- * That the same nav b ..-.--'rs-f
- Py-ots'.- -ll ai-ehaEzing hzr5srf hsr .a-s-
ert-i- ION 40 iaTiner responsi1ility o. -1ch EE-
i, 7 = otGerel that WEDNESDAY. tte .--,-s
- = s9fein1el- q. D. is-1 az frr o'e.-ri = Il
n n gA4hpers- iu the Cont Hou-a Il sf7i--.-7
-.- -. = 'uolllr. b. and The came he-etv f. 49,
go--.et q the time and place Tor hel-i-- "a
s5.liloa ADD accounts. and thar 81 rs.r.l-'. r.
esls.=l m-y then and there appear ~ .----
not be granted
Ala intt ihis order. 81 the EnrIisk i-----,
- PlD-islel in ne Hawaiian C8zefre rl..-.---,--
Pl.A-sl ana pabishrd 81 HoroiuIa ~ ffrre
e---lfe Fsfs- p1e7ioas 70 rle me rte-s'r
7Ppolnse1 i9r ssid hearing
PSI % 7ef--
- the Com.
ut SMITH Pep Clerk ifst
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-18
Eo-tgzgees Eocice Of Foreclosure
n Accordance WITH =


Il rssEar c s4= --E-Ez1st II 8 .ertii1 11.r-rl.r=
1EL-s d y 9III -.ss -l-Izl-El L Es-Tl -r-lsrsr
1A-st- --e-ls1 ElT q IE1e- 4 D 1--i. AID ~
clr1-s1 q E.--E l1- r1 TI.-ss Us zal III II -s
rr1tz gs r1s E4iEzs--I- % LgluzFI1stzs IN E1ls1-
ll1 ll1-a = hereby ET-E zalI tn sara
Ilr-I--= -=zs1s CD lrs-ll-s SID EIlr-EI-a for
e-1r-zllI lr1EzI- lli1ze - FIR E5u-s1Fulsur ~
r-1-s1 z1t lu-zrss-- e 7Gu s1-L escEcl,ls7l--z
IL llr-I-ze WIZ ss-1r -L-1=E lia re sos ~
Fl-G Ele-11- lG1s-t g. "a IA L-lsa- %
81 2 q - -Il.l--ssl-1 q fl1sz Ar-I1- Is
- --1AL- -la =-L -lT 1s ter -
e Z i Al Ll.- s-El-i-- -l= -l1l fa1 premises
rlsral Gezez
1919 = ---.-l 3alA e l= si-l- El1 any
-lr-= -zaeEc= ElErs-a u1r Be hu5 "a
80 -u1 1-1Frll=F II Law
Ls- Esll l.--
al1AEfLz- At -TL-z
Er-- -saa aarrlzr
ge p ~ -ll- --llaz= IL l1--l-Ez AID
-l-i-zl-lL -a -- r5 EL Es1u q
ElELa -za -l1.s leil- a. IN ~ .----tslF "a
-= l- ---al F1 Fl-su- 1la4 AID
1lE - ara - ai-a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-18
Ctoal Embellishments
cupRFArF COURT OF ~

- -. - -, -
- ~ $500. y, = ~ .=.....
, ~ glt,,sst. ~. ~. s, 81 l-
tANh NteN hNn.Nea@@ 81 AiANrs h4-Ai, =
mlneg
=. w MUS Wy ,petlsle9l Snl -sSe-ns- ei t-lf-fz
~ SNoNV, g. Hoie.alA, Al..i-iiAh es We .e-
ga" properly ot tAe sst1 benic' ~ t..ft lsle
Nefss Wnefviu " asSs 80 ''tee y AIS
eoaikes n',lse.l VIII 49, :. ea ~ sa,s ~
sane may ~ eNaNalnee 4Au pSese,-- asa iili
Anai ef"ef AlaA pc mege sl N.-ltlu-ll'n g. ~
pfengfN tcta9lniA- " nis lAnes y VS. h,,
thetete NnNti'N' an@ e'eeltl-iA- a.N -
eNt'ticN from %" i"tthel teeFeiietAititt % 500
suliNtAu' --.-,.s.-, ~ .
W lH ele4ts9' te%t q /. s.ss55A p veg a' - q
NoNtW go "t tel sl.s - 9 - =. '--7ater4
in thr curt HeNsr i. AltoLtAi u-. A.lr7
Do ane ihr ranr ncfcef ! aPHe,a.t. q l-- ,-c
ang place ipi hclflhE aaie pg'.,lei .le accents.
ahu 'bat ai persons tHirre-i.t my tat1 ard
thttc appear ane snow cause. y anF l-'f pave
WY thn 7ame HNopfN Net ~ -iN -l- 7
rfrtrni cNid'ucc @. - Hhf 1s e-ll O. 81
Nlfu property. AI. NI.H. IHlr .IN.ITa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-18
Ec--Ezgsss 81l-= Ct Iztezt-c- 70
EcrseI1se AID u SzI=
NOTICE i HEEEBY GTVFN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GTTEN
~ t-l- --l--l11- power - SIC ss-.--i--zt- e
a-erl --r--L- st-' maze --.s --T-l- -s-l1=
. p 11----,- 90 - --= - l-lE-E Ar--- 4 III.
- Az -ac-r-=- laz--.z- II
L--sr .5- ~ -u-=- - -l i z1- l-- 1-E1-E
OF ale sl Esat5 Con
rl-1zt- E WIS -1- -s-- --z.1z g 1-l1-t-rl l1lz
-11rt=- Fas- 1Es- CHA I-----azsa l-=1-s Oh
t15c sa - -r-l--= 11.i pom -il1 1l-=c--s.1-s
w. -r r. --fl- Ll---- --- ssr-,llL OF y
Z A.c-1r u EslrzI- L-zE1 az 1u11 on
S-ALL e. Az Sow 81 1,5-- q = -7c-1ci usc1 -s
sd1- -1z- -l- premises -es-r-lss. ia sLl- zl-r--
-l-e
Ihz PRAISES --I- --ss-cl-e.l ara Al 11E
thee -F- certain -11s 1- sl,l nan -ssr,=,t
II 11- L. >l-I7-= a. iali-ll IL n $50 E1rr-
BIN 1s=-rl is-1 % E117I- F1-su1 NJ sfs q u
zra1l W-E1 al z-= -l-.----s and II .1l7zzI.z1-s
Ileres7u-
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KIM A-11rr-Es i5 Law IA e. Flrr >--ss1-
E111l-
E11slI1l- CCs II -ss EEETELS
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-18

~ e9nnectlon with forest pressrvs-
ton II : gratifying 10 hear that tEe
hol- J. Mcguire OF hChaIa- Hawaii.
: pE9poslng 10 plant ten acres Of
mountain land with trees.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-18
CUPRE3IE COURT OF-TTTF-

\ HAHlilal Islands ID PROBATE
"a 49, ~ --iei o. ne Esf41e oi Ar CEAT. -C1I
% -lcl 3-l-l- D4lE- LHcelsefi rrresre-e
- --l-- lAe petitloa rs A-Wlr cf SAD rr-s-
--ll alleging that All Chaf fleF f-..----- =.
ie4tlAs property necessary ior asr-f--t.l---..-
~ tI---,l- than letters ~ l1z1frf-t-l-fr- 49,
p -i4i- 20 q ordered that WEDNESDAY -
-Al hereby i- appointed s1rhes-l-- - 7 --.-5-I
-,-ll h1cE 70 THIS C1rrs- lf al..-=.~i
-- n9n9ll.1 - at which time and alara 81 -
--- ~ ~ aeper 1nd SHOW calsa ~
~ --fe WY -llQ petition shrar ~ ~.
$500 1-l ine- tHl- order BE- p1bfshal p -
-11-t-s- language for three successive r-ezs <
ne Hawaiian Gazette neu.1arer 81 1f---l-..
Dsied Honolulu, ePt - iss-
D The Court.
.fs HENRY SMITH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-18

OIz HlEo correspondent intimatee
l-zI carnage rad Is to be surveyed
% Inc Fo-eano- H aIs7 suggests
tLzE the s5-csno H0ass shOGId -
1-zds 111re Of local resort than II i
PROBABLY The opening 81 { carriage
E9zfl- which TO1ld give easy cOrnrrs5l-
1919. - via the base q supplies
VII make the suggestion nleirs feas;;-
be thar Il present.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-18

L-z-ES4LUxA may very well be
gwen r@t n0W. 6 the recent
change and later disturbance have
notn been discussed from different
points O V1eF- = mEch . the public
demands. ''--'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-18

ALAN z ElW4r. Esq ~ tlzz day been
AFCo-u--.- Executive Lzz1sc--- se A-z-1l-s s--
l1l Lsszz- C ll1a-- and ~z,rzcz---u5 Vzssrt-i--
$50 - IL EE--.t.-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-10-18

LlEELN A -ECEsSru.S.
Az-5s-=- re Interior
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-01-19
70 fho Public:

During my absence at Bismarck
my Office will be in charge Q Ira L
Nichols who will promptls attend
any business desired or fu nish in.
formation relating to my AFT sirs. NJ,
Office viii be open during the whole
winter for transaction Of bu mess.
Respectfully
+ e. G. E.;IcsoN,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-01-19

ussmbsrs from our Iegisla.
district havs been assigned as
4 ~ y the following import
- colnnnittees; Ia the council,
- comnittss 81 education. In
4 Isode Aiksns, judiciary; White
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-01-19
WANTED.

Barley-of color-ior feed, want
ed; also hay, straw, oats and corn at
'ralbot's farm on the Sioux river,
near McCook Oak. D.H.TALBoT.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-01-19

9wiss cheese very nice AZ Thorn
to1hk :;
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-01-19

Salt Rhcnm or Eczema.
Old sores and ulcers.
Scaldhead and ringworm,
Pain in the back and spine,
Swelling Of the knee joints,
Sprains and bruises,
Nedraliga and toothache,
Tender feet caused By bunions,
.corns and chilbIains, we warrant
BE0Os' TRoIcAL OH 70 relieve any.
and all 81 the shove =. s. TALcory.